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Lessons from a Mama's Heart

By Tamara Fyke. Educator and social entrepreneur with a passion for kids, families, and urban communities. She is the creator and author of Love In A Big World. Follow her on Twitter.



Dear Child of Mine,

In a world that is uncertain due to tragic events, the pandemic or life choices, hold fast to these truths. Read them over and over again until they anchor your soul.

  • You are loved. Nothing you do will ever change that.

  • Be authentic. Be who you are. Let the inside & the outside match. Don’t try to impress with outward appearances. What really shows is the heart, so ask your heart how it’s doing.

  • Take responsibility for yourself. You are not a victim.

  • Be kind to everyone, especially children.

  • Play. Laugh. Dance. Sing. Be silly. It’s good for your heart.

  • Every day is a new day…a fresh start.

  • Forgive. Holding onto hurt causes bitterness. Bitterness will drive people away from you; forgiveness will draw them to you.

  • Relationships are what matter most. Build bridges, not walls. This is true personally & professionally.

  • Persevere. Good things come to those who do their best & don’t give up.

  • What matters most about a person is the heart…not skin color, looks, height, weight, money or popularity.

  • Education is the key to your future.

  • Find your fit.

  • It’s okay to ask for help.

  • There’s usually more than one way to get where you’re going.

  • You can always come home.

  • Take time to process. Let yourself feel what you need to feel. Talk things through. There is no need to rush big decisions.

  • It’s okay not to be okay.

  • You are a Treasure!

  • Connection…relationship…is more important than being right.

  • Life is a great adventure. Enjoy the ride!

Always remember…I love you.

With all my heart,

Mama


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